1200W Halogen Heater
11155
Instructions for Use
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference
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Assembly:
Assemble the main heater body and the base plate together in the following sequence:
Remove the butterfly nuts from the lower part of the main heater body.
Insert the power cord through the slot placed in the middle part of the basement and then
assemble the main heater body to the base plate.
Secure the main heater body to the base plate by means of the two butterfly nuts previously
removed. Insert the power cord through the slot and then fix it with the clamp.
Operation:
Place the heater on a flat level surface. Please note: If the heater is used on a deep pile carpet
the tip over switch may push through the carpet pile and prevent the heater from operating. If
this is the case the heater may need to be placed on a harder surface.
Once the heater has been properly attached to the base plug and the heater plugged into a
suitable power supply, switch on the first “POWER” switch. This will operate the first heat
setting (400W) the second switch will operate the 800W setting bringing two of the halogen
elements on and the third will operate the final power (1200W) setting.
The oscillation mode which rotates the heater through an angle of approximately 75 degrees.
Pressing each switch again will switch each element off. The first power switch is the master
control switch and needs to be on to control the other elements and oscillation.
Safety Device:
This appliance is provided with safety devices that disconnect the appliance when the radiator is
tilted or when it is tipped by means of a switch situated in the lower part of the radiator.
Replacing the bulbs:
Warning! Before you begin replacing the bulbs make sure the heater is unplugged from the
mains socket and the unit (including the bulbs) has fully cooled.
Please note that whilst the bulbs in this heater are replaceable we recommend that this is done
by a professional electrician.
Replacement bulbs are available to order under item code 11156.
